About this course
This course prepares staff to confidently deliver anaphylaxis training, covering recognition, emergency response, auto-injector use, legal duties, and inclusive teaching strategies across healthcare, education, and care settings.
What you will learn
- Know Your Roles and Responsibilities as a Trainer
- Understanding Anaphylaxis: Recognise its causes, symptoms and common triggers.
- Emergency Response and Risk Assessment: Apply key techniques, including primary surveys, CPR and the recovery position.
- Creating a Safe and Inclusive Learning Environment: Make training accessible, supportive and engaging for all learners.
- Effective Communication and Feedback: Give clear instructions and constructive feedback.
- Adapting Training to Different Learning Styles: Tailor your approach to meet different learner needs.
- Managing Challenging Behaviour: Use effective strategies to maintain focus and engagement.
- Assessing Learner Competence: Assess knowledge and practical skills in anaphylaxis response.
- Developing Training Materials and Resources: Create effective resources to support anaphylaxis training.
- Legal and Regulatory Knowledge: Understand relevant legislation and guidance, including Natasha’s Law and Resuscitation Council UK standards.
- Micro-Teaching Practice: Deliver a 15-minute anaphylaxis emergency response demonstration, followed by peer feedback and evaluation.